Recently, Schneider Electric recalled more than 1.4 million electrical panels in the United States. And this isn’t the first time that electrical panels have been recalled either. But what does this mean for you? If you live in an older home or your home was built between 2020 and 2022, it could be part of the recall. You’ll want to be sure your home is safe, so you should schedule an electrical inspection as soon as possible.   This article courtesy of Integrity Home Solutions explains the recall and what you should do if you have a recalled electrical panel installed in your home.    Overview:  A voluntary recall of specific Schneider Electric electrical panels was put in place in mid-2022.   These panels pose a fire risk.   Older homes often have old or outdated electrical panels installed that should be replaced ASAP.   If you have these panels in your home or business you are eligible for a free replacement, though they should be installed by a licensed electrician.   What are Electrical Panels?  Electrical panels, also called breakers or fuse boxes, are used to distribute power to your home’s appliances, lighting, and power receptacles. Panels consist of an array of circuit breakers…

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